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samba shares

Asked by Network_Padawan in Samba File Server, Linux Setup

Tags: samba

Hi,

We have a linux box that runs interbase. At the moment its doing a backup to its own machine, which kind of defeats the purpose of a backup. We have a NAS server in the same subnet and want to use that as a storage medium for the backups. How do I go about setting this up?

Ive installed Samba on the linux box, this means that any machine that I allow in the smb.conf file should have access to it right? Well I cant seem to get access.

Here is the conf file config:

        workgroup = GLOBALGOSSIP
        server string = Samba Server Version %v

        netbios name = GGSTORAGE

        interfaces = lo eth0
        hosts allow = 10.152.0. 10.0.8.

       [public]
        comment = Interbase Backups
        path = /data/backup
        public = yes
        writable = yes
        printable = no

Samba was restarted and it running. Not sure why I can not connect to this box and the path as specified above /data/backups

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